If TradFi wants to enter the market, it cannot directly jump into wild DeFi — it will inevitably need a "legitimate and controllable transition bridge." Rayls Labs (@RaylsLabs / @gRayls) is doing just that. They are not creating a "new chain" but are integrating compliance + privacy + usable DeFi within the EVM ecosystem — allowing institutions to safely test the waters while their assets can truly connect to an open ecosystem instead of being trapped on an island. Its framework is simple yet crucial: ① Rayls public chain (Layer2) 🔹Requires KYC 🔹Provides a safe and legal DeFi operation zone for financial institutions 🔹Orderly, clean, and auditable ② Rayls private network (permissioned nodes) 🔹Institutional-level privacy and performance 🔹Issuing assets, clearing, and running strategies all happen on the internal network 🔹No need to expose sensitive data The real highlight is this sentence: Assets issued on the private network can seamlessly connect to the public chain and mainstream DeFi protocols. In other words: 🔹Not playing with fake notes, nor a closed park 🔹Institutional business can "safely generate in a black box" first, then "publicly connect to liquidity and DeFi infrastructure" This is much more advanced than the old path of "compliance = isolation." Rayls brings TradFi in, not to make them move, but to give them a legitimate highway to directly access the crypto world. #Rayls #RLS #TradFi #DeFi #OnchainFinance #Cookie #SnapsCampaign @cookiedotfun @cookiedotfuncn